The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-09-15

young men who IN private life demean
themselves In q courteous and gentleman.
ly manner, commanding the respect oil
their neighbors and friends. The comman.
der expects and demands that this gentle
manly demeanor shall prevail while in
after to mai either the efficiency ofthe com
mand or the pleasure of the occasion.
Excessive hilarity is offensive to any com
munity, and when participated in by sol.
diers is disastrous to discipline and inju-
rious to the service. What has Secured in
the past is. i~rrevocable-in the future it
can be changed. 1t is therefore ordered
Church, as we'll as all r~egimental and com.
pany commanders shall, from this time on
to the end OF this encanpment, prevent
the indiscriminate passing OF officers and
men through the guard lines, and it is di-
rected that the command be kept closer in
camp hereafter. From this time
on the visiting OF saloons by bodies OF men
belonging to the command must be dis.
continued. and any officer or man OF the
regiments, b%attalions or battery found in.
toxicated while wearing his uniform shall
be arrested and charges preferred against
him. II a member of the general staff be
found intoxicated while wearing his uni.
form, his commission will be revoked.
BY order OF LOUIS K. CHURCH
Governor and COMMANDMENT Chief.
n: N. TYNER, Adjutant General
The governor did not stop here.
Two colonies on his staff be.
came intoxicated and, not. with.
standing the entreaties oil friends,
continued their l%ibations.. This afternoon
the governor issued a special order revok.
ing their commissions and Diminishing
them from the service. One is a Republi.
can and an old soldier, the other q Dem
ocrat and the chairman OF his county
committee. Both live in the northeast
part OF Dakota above Fargo. Gov.
Church's prompt action is highly com.
nended by all order.loving people.
The international Medical Congress at Washing.
The meetings of this body began in Wash.
ington on Monday the 9Th. In some re.
spects the congress is the most august con-.
y~ention ever brought together in this coun.
try. and the men composing it are for the
most part distinguished for general ability
and intelligence OF u higher order in their
profession. In point of numbers this on.
gress rivals the London congress o f18S1. It
out rivals the last congress held in Copenha-
genin 1884, and the scientific character and
high standing of its members have never
been excelled, in any previous congress.
President Cleveland, accompanied by Sc
cretary Bayard and * Speaker Carlisle,
entered the theater a few moments before
IL O'Clock and tool the seats assigned
to them on the stage. At II Dr..
H. H. Smith Of Philadelphia, chairman oil
the executive committee of the congress,
introduced President Cleveland. This
Woo fhn oiuro l Gov.
President Cleveland said: I feel that the
country should be congratulated to-day
at the presence at our national capitol OF
SO many OF those OF our own country, and
those representing foreign countries, who
have distinguished themselves in the
science OF medicine, and who have devoted
themselves to its further progress. now
that this congress- Is open for or
ganization and the transaction OF business.
DR.. Nathan Smith was then
announced rs president of the
congress. DR.. John Hamilton.
supervising surgeon general of the
United States marine hospital service, was
unanimously elected secretary general Of
the congress-. The list OF vice .presidents
contain 100 or more m The only
Americans in the list are. ex-presidents Of
the American Medical association and the
surgeons general Of the army and navy.
The foreigners on the list include all who
come as delegates from their respective
governments, together with many Others
Of distinction.
President Smith introduced Secretary OF
State Bayard, who welcomed the congress
to Washington in an eloquent address.
The welcome was acknowledged and re-
sponded to by DR.. William Harris Lloyd,
inspector general r. N, in behalf OF Great
Britain; DR.. Leon Leforte Of Paris on
behalf OF France; Prof. Unna of Hamburg
on the part of Germany, and Senator M.
Semmola of Naples for Italy. DR.. Unna
spoke in German and Doctors Semmola
and Laforte in French. President Davis,
having called one Of the vice presidents to
the chair, delivered his opening address.
for a week, most OF the work being divided
into sections with a head to each.
Dakota Soldiers Competing for PRICES at Huron.
Huron, OAK. Special Telegram. Sept. o.
The competitive drilling for the costly
Polack prize silver cup occurred this morn.
ing. Only three companies entered-the
Redfeld and Yankton, OF the First regi-
ment, and the W~atertown, OF the Second.
two r%egimental c~olonels and Col. Townsend,
u. S. A., acted as judges. They gave the first
prize to the Yankton company. Immedi.
atlely came the knockout drill in manual
of arms. The competitors were two or less
from each company, tw~enty-seven in all.
This prize was won by Corporal A.. W..
Ransom OF Redield a printer in the Jour.
ma Office. It is a gold badge, the gift Of
Adit. Gen, Tyner. This afternoon there
was the regular battalion drill
and target practice. The three
awards for best craftsmanship
were given as follows: Individual prize
to Sergeant L. Nj. Powers Of Huron; com.
| pany prize, Capt. Yorkeys, Company G..
OF Grafton. The regimental prize was won
by the first regiment, the Second being on.
ly eight points behind them. Tonight at
dress parade the Yankton company was
called to the front and presented by Ge1.
Tyner with the cup they had won.r This ia
the last night in camp. No accident has
occurred, and for the last our days the
best OF order has prevailed. The men will
go home feeling that they have been bene-
fitted by the drill and other duties performs
ed.
Powderly Recommends . New Policy
General Master Workman Powderly has
issued Q very important circular ITO the
order everywhere" outlining q new policy,
which he recommends should be enacted in.
to q law OF the order at the next general
assembly. The new plan is as follows:
Give to each trade the right to
organize a national trade assembly
under the Jurisdiction OF the general
assembly, said national trade as.
sembly to meet at least once q year. Each
national trade assembly to have exclusive
control over the affairs OF it's trade, SO
sembly Is not violated. In matters con.
i &cprninO atriLno nn fro1on RI tho 10co1$ oc-a